In SIX WORDS or fewer, write a story about a regret.

Last talked: ten years. Funeral's tomorrow.

Sorry, I can't think of one.

Then I let her walk away.

The developer researches writing MFAs daily.

I wish I would've been there.

She understood me. Wish I did.

I lost my best friend today.

He walked away. I let him.

Head bowed, sorrowful... he is gone

Believed critics about "Sideways." Watched it.

Might have black belt by now.

I'll never forget her unspectacular smile

I watched you walk away. Sorry.

[Clark Humphrey] My bliss filed a restraining order.

I wish I had. Or not.

Apparently cool kids didn't keep diaries

Could've cut myself a bigger slice.

What-ifs were better than reality.

I hit the snooze button. Again.

She was everything. Until she wasn't.

Her Paris address: Rue The Day

I never killed my wife's lover. Yet.

I did it my way.

(Sorry, could not resist.)

Unsent letters washed away by rain.

Sorry!

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"No, it's OK," I lied.

behold the last sun set

She would've been fifteen today.